Black History Month celebrated
The CVHS Black Student Union (BSU) hosted a community celebration for Black History Month on Feb. 15, honoring the achievements
Read More
News
Democrats grow concerned about 2024 election
With the 2024 presidential election looming, many concerns exist about what happens through either candidate’s election, particularly Donald Trump. Several
Read More
Yay or Nay? New laptops face mixed reviews
In exchange for your old Chromebook and charger, CVUSD Technology is providing CVHS students with a Windows PC laptop. By
Read More
Prop. 1: A Hope for the Homeless?
Prop. 1 would allocate funds to build housing and treatment centers for the homeless. California considered the measure on the
Read More
Senior Superlatives spark excitement
The senior superlatives for the graduating class of 2024 have been posted! There were over 121 students who nominated themselves
Read More
Students dread Trump vs. Biden rematch
As the 2024 election primaries have just commenced, all eyes are focused on the likely rematch between Joe Biden and
Read More
Prop 28 helps schools operate
CVHS offers many visual and performing arts (VAPA) for students to partake in, and funding for them is about to
Read More
New law requires learning news literacy
Starting next school year, California students will be required to learn media literacy skills, a broad term for the ability
Read More
Miley and Esteen Debate for Alameda Supervisor
In a debate at the First Presbyterian Church in Castro Valley, Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley and challenger Jennifer Esteen
Read More
Club Day offers new opportunities
With the start of the second semester, many new clubs made their debut to capture the attention of CVHS. From
Read More